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Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-24
Tuesday, May 24, 1887.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY

Athlopheros-At Druggists. DfgeStylin-At Druggists.
 For Rent-FurniShed Room-P. O. Box 547.
 For Sale-Mare-Sheparti's Stables.
 For Sale-Chapel St. Building Lots-F. B. Mallory. Fort -Griswold-on the Sound-Matthews & Pierson. Fresh Sugar Pines-Cooper & Nichols. Genuine Markdown-Howe 6 Stetson. John L. Sullivan--New Haveu Opera House. Meeting-Naugatuck Railroad Co. Meetng.-Committee on Streets. Quaker Bitters-At Druggists. Rochester Lamps-Wiley's Crockery Store. Smith Brothers Borax-At Druggists. Strayed or Stolen-Dr. John F. Barnett. The Rush Still Continues-694 Chapel Street. Victor Bicycles-Breck Brothers Wanted-Stuation-2S Oak Street. Wanted-Si Situation-212 Hamilton Street Wanted-Situation-9 Nash Street. Wanted-Situation-93 Nash Street.
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A SLIGHT FIRE
Which Might Easily Have Been a Ser
 Ons One-A Timely Discovery.

Ons One-A Timely Discovery.
 At about o'clock last evening MT. Page, the well known locksmith, smelled smoke in his store on State street near the Selden House and going to the rear of the store saw a volume of smoke pouring in from a hole in the floor overhead which had been burned through. Hastily giving the alarm to the people living overhead, he threw water on the fire from below while the people above assisted in the good work. The fire was soon quenched. Near it lay pile of shavings made by carpenters during the day. Carpenters and plumbers had been at work near where the fire started. Mr. William B. Goodyear, the buildings owner, was having partition put in. The plumber had left some hot coals in the bottom of a coal bod. The coals had heated the bot tom of the bod red hot, which in turn had burned a hole in the floor. Had the fire oc- cured in the night the fremen might have had serious fire to contend with. MT. Page in his exertions had brand. new stiff hat ruined by the downfall of water upon him.
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RHraOnaI.

s. Silverthau, the New Haven jeweler, was in Bridgeport yesterday for the first time in eight months. Previous to that time he had years. He carries watches and diamonds in his pockets as usual. He will be seventy seven years on June IT, 15S7.-Bridgeport Post
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WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 24, 1887, a. m. For New England: Warmer, fair weather, fol- lowed by threatening weather, local rains, winds generally southerly.
 For Eastern New York: Cooler, threatening weather, local rains, winds generally southerly.
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Down I'm Florida.

Howard W. Maine, who is back from his sojourn at St. Lucie in Florida, intends to open his hotel in that place next fall. It is near the Indian River Oyster company's property, which is owned by New Haveners -Selectmen Tyler and Brown, o. Howes and 0therS
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Entertainm enI9. -nArD AnHnA HorCT

The Australian Novelty company in their excellent variety performance will be the at- traction at this theater this week. The com pany since last here has been completely re- modelled and with it's new repertoire is high ly spoken of by exchanges and will be sure to draw large houses. The greatest attraction is Mme. Aimee, the "Human Fly" who per forms the not only daring but dangerous act of walking head downward on polished board suspended from the ceiling, forty feet from the floor and about twenty feet above a netting set to catch her in case she should fall. Mime. Aimee also appears with her sister Rose in her thrilling performance on the flying trapeze. In the museum hall Callaghan, the ventriloquist, and Mile. Rose, the bearded lady, will be the attractions. Commencing this week and until further notice thers will be only four matinees given during the week, on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
 NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
 The celebrated athletic champion of the world, John L. Sullivan, will appear at this opera house on Wednesday night of this week for one night, with his grand combina- ton of muscular APollos. The entertain ment will be of scientific and instructive nature, and one calculated to fascinate all ad- mirers of physical perfection. The prices will not be changed save for the gallery, which will be 35c. The balance of the house may be secured at the box office at regular prices. See advertisement
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Who can afford to be without Quaker Bit tersa Surely not the aged or infirm, for they are cheered and strengthened by them. Mothers who are worn down with care and watching should take the Quaker Bitters freely. They simulate and strengthen all those in feeble health; so soothing, so strengthening; so cheering, relieving the mind of all visionary and nervous symp- toms. Try them and be cured; then recom- mend Quaker Bitters.
 Little Quaker Pills are purely vegetable, small and pleasant to take.
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Dr. R. D. Smith says: "'Digestylin' was taken by my wife, who was suffering from indigestion, and it's use has been beneficial to her. Sold by all Druggists S1 % per bottle, ". F.
 Kidder> & Co.,, Manufacturing Chemists S3 John
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The Townaend Prize Speakers.

The Law school speakers who will compete for the Townsend oration prize at graduation have been announced, and are as follows: V. V. Barnes, Du Smet, Dakota; subject, "Old Age of Gladstone
 Warmer T. McGuinn, Baltimore; "Constitutional Limitations to Land TaXes
 E. I. Sanford, jr, New Haven; "Old Age of Glad
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AT ST. PAUL's TO-NIGRT.
Temperance Address by Rev. Dr.
 TatIock.

TatlOcks
 Rev. Dr. Tatlock, who speaks at St. Paul's church this evening at 7:45 on the practical duty of Christian people and all good citizens as regards the temperance question, is one of the first clergymen of the Episcopal church in Connecticut. He is interested and active in many good works, and what he has to say upon temperance will be fresh, interesting and instructivA
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Always use in kitchen, bath or laundry Smith Bros. Borax. Use no other.
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bought this week three Of the most prominent manufacturers Philadelphia, at extraordinary discount from the cost production The entire line comprises goods only of this seasons manufacture and especially all Ladies desiring Para sOls to visit feeling assured assortment detail prices astonishingIy
 One lot of French Novelties elegant styles, in variety of Combinations unique stylish handles $6 Our price $2.o8.
 display superb of French Bayadare Twis hobby combinations These goods shown elsewhere at $75o.
 just completed purchase of French Novelty sticks Some of the lot import SIS dozen We closed the
 tire lot have had them made long handle Coachngs which give you in every conceivable shade at $25o They the stylish paraso carried.
 We show beautiful variety Chantily Escural Lace Parasols Black Beige and Cream, prices 50 per cent. lower than the goods offered last week.
 One lot Chantly Lace covered Parasos for Carriage $2.o8 The covers worth double.
 We 500 Sun Umbrellas made from the celebrated Ruby Silk.
 |22-inch $I68 24-inch $I98 26-nch $225
 These are on Paragon Frames on snakewood and Ebony Mounngs Sterling Silver Heads These guaranteed color positive bargain You will appreciate these on examination.
 sPECIAL-one hundred Long Handle Coachngsin Black, Beige Wine Seal Cream, Navy and Tan good quality satin 75c equal to anything sold for $1 anywhere
 One lot of Hobby Coachngs in all shades $8 excellent finish and stylish sticks; positive value $1.o8.
 lot of medium size Coaching Paasol suitable for ladies' elegant assortment of desirable fashionable coors stylish shape superb; offer them $1es These are genuine bargain and worth s.
 In making your selection from you have the following advantages Superb light space devote space the display of these goods than and
 N B-Cusomes will please that give pre- mun of from five to ten @ Gsnts yard to our saespaoP I Con customers the benefit of the socclled premium 3 ] | ! ] N X N E f | !. Chapel. Temple eandc Cent street
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THE sARSFIELD GUARD.

the Ir1sh.American Club and the
 Vicksburg RI6es-In Camp.
 WASHINGTON, May 23.-The Sarsfelds ar- rived here all having enjoyed the trip and were most handsomely received by the Irish American club, Colonel John G. Healey president, and theVicksburg (Niss.) Rifles and escorted to the camp ground, which is not far from the Capitol. A dress parade was had in which the Sars6elds participated and this evening was devoted to sightseeing and
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Soft She'll Crabs and Strawberry Short Cake
 Served in frst-c class style at City Hall Dining
 Rooms, Church corner Court street. my 21 If
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Subscription Rates,

OLR YEAR, $500; SIX MONTHS, $3.OO; THREE MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH, 50 cFErs. ONE WEEK, 15 CENTS; SINGLE COPIES, 8 CENTS.
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Pure Cream Butter at the Creamery. ti
Take a D. K. and be o. K. See ad m7tf

Atthe City Hall Dining Rooms, Church street. corner Court, regular suppers from to 7, 35 cents. a5 If
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Speaking of the Compound Quinine Plasters, physician recently said: "They work admirably" Sold by druggists.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-24
The Rush still Continues

694 Chapel street, where fine and honest made clothing is being sold to pay creditors for less money than the buttons cost. The constable in charge assures us that the goods are being converted into cash so rapi dly that it will only be the matter of few days be- fore this great sale comes to close. This is too late. Mems nice worsted suits $2 95, worth $10. Boys nice cassimere suits $2. 85, worth S9.00. Mems fine all wool suits $5. 65, worth $15.00. Mems elegant imported four button cutaway frock and sack suits $7.95, cheap at SIS. % and thousands of other big bargains. Look for large number, 694 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-24

Chiefs of divisions will be announced as soon as the various organizations have signi- fed Cat this ofice) their intention to parade on the day above mentioned.
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Xorresuondeny GdhuIpnburo s,

Correspondence. S9uIenburg, Sen
II. De3embsr. .-Sbeater, BdlIe, Sir,
cufie, Minitrels unb San3f9ule linb bic
Bergniigungen, tuomit iid bic Bemobuer
uaferer Meltftabt i'm gmbrbo iebt unter
balten. 4m %. b. 80. tuar Iogar Sc
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Gonbon Circus unb Stetion's 5beater.
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ternen Wontana itammenb, bon einem
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rltuBte ibm ampuiirt mer0en.
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Gin f9auerli9es Nerbres
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gen. Gin 2nabe pDtt reun sSabren
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taI bra9te, mo- es bal5 mad ieiner lles
bergabe farb. Dem 8erbre6er geiang
es, Srt entfomn,en.
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cine gripel.Mutamee.

Dbspepiie, 8erftopfuns unb @alleaIsiben
iiuo aun, nnsIiid ibrer bs6auernspe ertbeu Spfer
trene gerbanbete. Sobalb elmer bieier uIsin.
be" bas Sbfem ansreift, foIgen bic beioen an.
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fiebsrs nnb gebietet aud btE, Rbenmatismus
9mbalt. ueberoieB beifaeudt es Nerben.8e.
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QualnpIfe gaoe

Mo6en, MOnote unb iefbf ssabre
berbrinaen 5ablrei9e Grante in ber Elm.
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9auten. Me dnteI, 1tuiebIa 0titd)er, Sadeu.

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melt lbertuiegenoen Mebrbeit alIer an,
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f9aft bel mir ieben. bas eiu3ise aber.
mas mid oanoa abbdlt. 1T, bnB i9
bann ieIbit su 9auie bleiben miiBteE
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Sruggiften bon &ome, Ga, fast: Seit bier
Sabren fibren tuir Sr. Sings gtep Diseoberh,
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einieer Glaf6en ben Or. Sings Nem Oiseobert,
sebeilt porben, in gerbinSnns nit electric
Bitter. Bir sarantiren oiefelben ftets.
3um 8erfauf bel u Drei6.
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MiBberiaubener Qdrm.

Gin pianiit bssisbt cine neue Wob.
nung i'm britten Stef. Qlm Sage bes
ginsugs paiiirt ibm bas ungllid. bob
er bes @uten gu biel getrunten unb ipdt
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febrt.
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bod re9t riidF9tslos bon bem neuen
Snmobner, oaB er fein Glapier mitien
in oer Na@t bat binauftransportiren
lafIen!"
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Gin ecQtipus.

@efdngnibs DireftOr: nWas fir cine
8ef6dftigung uollen sic f1 bel sSbrem
beutisen Strafantritt ?"-slrres
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Die bette Saibe Der BELT fir S9nitte
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NuSldlas, Gledte, sefprunsens Sanbe, Grof.
beulen unS ale Sauttranfbeiten tnrirt Sa.
msrrboiben ober teine Be3abIaus. 05Ilise
Sattsfeation sarautirt ober bas SeIb pirb.
tnrii6erffatfet. 26 Gents bic SGc hteI BEL v
SreiS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-13
Nllau beiprat.

splbat: Sd ipOllt'n 9err Sergeant
ull a6t Gage urlaub bitten.
Sergeant: So! a6t Sase auf llr
iGib, I'm 3uden Su tuammien, bos bic
Dbreli 1bIieben unb fein 6elm mebr
pdBt. Rein, 6a lpivo ni6ts 6raus!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-13

Aud eine 2iebesertIdruna.
9err: vMein 5rdulein, efien sic
germ @auerfraut2"
Gr0ulein: uWie fommea sic auf
biefe ionoerbare Grage?"
0err: ySa fdau'n g, idb efIe 10
gern 9 d NJ e IN sp u + 1t'nI n, unb ba
tbdtet mir balt gar 70 fdbn suiammen
pa5Ien!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-12-13

Pierce's PLEASANT Purga-
tive Pellets,
Q9madbafte IbfibrpilGen), poFtis
populdr, preiieasmerib, erprobt, merf.
lib ind9tig, bauernb profitabeI; puri.
ficiren bon pulisln uno anbern protus
beramsen. preis pappeniiiel! pbars
maeiiten patrouifiren pieree; feline
ytu9ea pidfein. EurgireH prompt.
Probat.